I'm not going to attempt this one...too risky for my blood!

People don't walk in and say "I need you to prescribe me X" without the physician asking a lot of questions, drawing blood, and doing other tests.

I would still charge the security deposit and not let our super stupid idiots at the city council deter me from collecting a security deposit and paying your tenants a stupid 1% or $10 for a $1,000 security deposit.If you are so worried about being $1.00 off and getting fined be the best landlord in town and give your tenants $20 every year and they will think they died and wen to heaven.As for not getting a security deposit and suing for damages, you can't squeeze blood from a rock and I found it is cumbersome, time-consuming and expensive to take a tenant to court and win, go to court a second time for an appeal and win and go to court two to three more times to do discovery for your tenant's assets to try to collect on your judgement and still not get one penny.

They can vary from 10% with zero points and a hand shake up to 15% with 5 points and they want your blood type and your first born.

I got a letter from the state saying that the tenants son was seen at the hospital and has a high level of lead in his blood system and they are linking it to material in the house.

Collecting on a judgement ends up being more time and hassle than it's worth, as you are usually trying to get blood from a stone, so to speak. 

If you are not planning on living there too, you would only be able to offer a gift to that person and you would likely not qualify as an eligible gift donor unless you are closely blood related. 

Also your radiators should have a turn valve near base a big round thing it lets unit turn down circulation in radiator to adjust heat as needed.

It doesn't particularly scare me much either but it's a little rich for my blood just starting out. once i get a few notches in my belt I would be more comfortable with it.

They'll take your first born and your blood though!